Albin Kurti: From “it is” to lower reports with Albania

The injuries between Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti and Albania's Edi Rama have gone to another level of seriousness.

The two Albanian-speaking countries now appear to be at the lowest point of the reports, until several subx0> invitations are exchanged in public for the eye of”.

Three consecutive rejections for meeting the two leaders have occurred on the part of Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti. A meeting -- that of the two governments' meeting was rejected by Prime Minister Rama.

Following the failure of the two governments' meeting, Prime Minister Edi Rama has indicated that Prime Minister Albin Kurti does not respond to his invitation to the meeting, occasionally even rejects them. Kurti, on the other hand, had declared he would not meet Prime Minister Rama without 13 agreements reached between the two countries signed.

Prime Minister Rama, during a tour of the Western Balkans, had stopped in Kosovo in hopes of meeting Prime Minister Albin Kurti. Rama shortly before starting the Balkan tour had signed 13 agreements Kurti had called on as a precondition for the meeting. This action on the part of Rama had not worked either. Rama came and went, while there was no meeting with his counterpart. This was practically the second time Kurt refused to meet Rama.

Kosovo Parliament Speaker Glauk Konjufca has acknowledged that reports between Rama and Kurti were injured.

In an interview in “Rubikon” Prime Minister Edi Rama had widely explained his “hat” to Prime Minister Kurti to meet and talk mainly about the tense situation in northern Kosovo.

Rama said that when he wrote “to Albin at the time, it was like writing TV to”. However, Rama again took a step towards “abnormalisation” of the reports with Kurti.

In his response to the physical clash in the Kosovo Assembly, Rama had condemned the opposition's actions, thus coming to his side with Prime Minister Kurti.

Edi Rama, meanwhile, is under way in order to welcome the Berlin Process's upcoming meeting in Tirana in October.

After the two-day tour of the region, the Albanian prime minister has invited Western Balkan leaders to a informal lunch this Monday in Tirana.

Prime Minister Albin Kurti has not responded positively to the invitation, thus choosing to go to an international symposium under way in Greece.

Turnout has confirmed: four prime ministers of the region -- Serbia's Brnabic, Macedonian Prime Minister Kovacevski, Montenegrin government chief Abazovic and Bosnia and Herzegovina Prime Minister Borjana Christo. European Enlargement Union Commissioner Oliver Varhely will also attend the meeting.

Consequently, this is the third time for a short period of time Prime Minister Albin Kurti refuses to meet with his counterpart from Albania.

In Kosovo Kurt's refusal to go to Tirana has been widely criticised. Personalities by the opposition have considered it surprising how Kosovo Prime Minister elects Greece before Albania. Some of them think it's just a matter of personal resentment Prime Minister Kurti has with Prime Minister Edi Rama.

But would a personal resentment have to value the further participation of a country like Kosovo in important and interesting meetings? That would leave no room for interpretation.

But this scripture would be incomplete if Albin Kurt's modern campaign for national unity were not mentioned. Kurti as an opposition had strongly trumpeted the unification of both states and has until recently had it in his party's programme.

Annie why she had begun not to echo this issue earlier, creating the impression of a withdrawal from the idea of national unity, Kurt had not been asked about the National Union, and his answer was the following:

 “This ideal is the ideal of our reborns. I don't think it's an ideal we choose, I believe it's a historical intensity that has chosen us. We are in his service, of course. It should strengthen and cooperate as many as two states are, but not two nations”. ? Periscope. /